Sentence examples for context and position from inspiring English sources

"I want to keep all that is good about the museum, which I admire deeply, while developing ways in which it can make more of its context and position, especially in relation to the neighbouring Modern Art Centre, and more widely".

"I look forward to working in Portugal and working with a strong institution which is looking for change," Dr Curtis said, adding she would look to "make more of its context and position, especially in relation to the neighbouring Modern Art Centre".

In addition, the splicing abnormalities in the frataxin minigene were context and position dependent.

As has been reported previously, there was no strong association between ecological context and position in the phylogenetic tree.

Linkages between pregnancy, family planning, beliefs, behaviors, and fortified foods are complex and need further study (see the section Socioeconomic context and position).

Socioeconomic context and position Enact laws guaranteeing better access to education, employment, adequate housing, and health, which are determinants of access to food.

Operating in a very uncertain context, and positioned in a clear external dependency regarding financial resources, these CIS top managers have nonetheless displayed the remarkable ability to create an internal organizational space for decision and non-decision making with regard to the CIS project over time.

This assumption is based on previous studies that have demonstrated that the local folding along the mRNA affects various aspects of gene expression; specifically, it was suggested that in certain contexts and positions along the transcript, both strong and weak mRNA folding can have positive effect on gene expression and organismal fitness [ 12, 45, 46].

Results showed that during the complete stop closure voicing was always maintained for Italian, and that for EP, there was strong devoicing for all vowel contexts and positions.

Doug McAdam, a sociology professor at Stanford University, places equal importance on the movement's historical context and unique position in time.

Together with the above observation that mutation rate differs at different genomic locations, it is clear that mutations do not occur randomly, but are influenced by both local nucleotide context and genomic position.